Two DePaul University students filed a lawsuit Wednesday morning against their university, alleging that DePaul failed to intervene in an alleged antisemitic attack against the students last November.
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Israeli war tensions surface in Oak Park and River Forest School Board race
Just before polls closed April 1, a flyer described as antisemitic circulated attacking Jewish candidates Nate Mellman and Josh Gertz.
Beyond the Beam by Dr. Tamara Patzer and Paul Schweet Now Available as Audio Book
New Audio Book Offers Roadmap for Healthcare Professionals to Integrate Regenerative Laser Therapy for Business Growth
The Power of Divine Energy: Dahryn Trivedi’s Mission to Transform Lives Through Science and Spirituality
Dahryn Trivedi is a revolutionary leader and Enlightened Master from Divine Connection International, a non-profit organization at the intersection of science, consciousness, and human potential.
University of Illinois System launches pilot program to boost community college transfers
The University of Illinois System announced the launch of a pilot program aimed to increase the number of students transferring from community colleges to four-year universities.
The Free App That Can Help Deal With All Life’s Major Changes
If you’ve ever felt worried about changes which are happening in your life, there’s now a free app which can help. Scared So What will ask you questions about the change you are facing to help you work out how you feel about it and what steps you should take next. It was created by Dr Grant Van Ulbrich, who realised while there were lots of resources available for managing organisational change, there was nothing when it came to personal change. Keen to teach people how to manage change in…
Collegiate transgender athlete ban gets initial Indiana Senate approval
A bill that would ban transgender women from collegiate sports passed on second reading in the Senate Tuesday, with amendments proposed by Democrats voted down by the Republican supermajority.
CTU reaches a contract deal: What’s new and how it will affect CPS students
The third-largest teachers union in the nation wrapped up bargaining for the first time in 15 years without a strike vote or strike.
Illinois becomes first state to mandate halal, kosher meals be available in public institutions such as schools
With the Faith By Plate Act mandating halal and kosher meals be offered at places such as public schools, Muslim parents are thrilled and hope the state follows proper guidelines around slaughtering methods.
Amid Trump administration crackdown on campus antisemitism, Northwestern reports dip in incidents
The report comes weeks after Northwestern found itself among 60 schools to get a warning from President Donald Trump’s administration that they would lose funding if they didn’t boost protections for Jewish students on their campuses.